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Tranya Rimor ensures Hi-Fidelity stereo audio with amazing clarity and spaciousness. Rimor has a 10mm dynamic titanium driver which reproduces a wide frequency range of 20 to 20,000 Hz delivering the crystal-clear treble and lets you enjoy the original sound with details 3 times better than any other typical earbuds with a 6mm driver. This 10mm driver is very strong and delivers a crystal clear, hi-fidelity and original sound, accurately and ultra-fast.

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Balanced armature drivers are popular due to their superb power efficiency and small builds. These drivers are specifically used in earbuds – specifically IEMs. Everything about balanced armature drivers was born to create more portable headphones that maintain excellent sound quality, like the Mangird Tea and Ikko OH10. How do balanced armature drivers work? Balanced armature diagram (From: Wikimedia)Titanium is a transition metal of silver color with low density, and high strength. Titanium has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. It is applied to earbud drivers to make sure that they are as light and strong as possible. This means that the diaphragm in titanium driver earbuds is stiff and strong enough to resonate high-fidelity, clear sound and high quality throughout the audio spectrum, and at the same time light and precise enough to ensure super fast response times and the accurate reproduction of sounds.

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Larger drivers can indeed generate louder sounds by moving more air particles. They also don’t have to vibrate as much as smaller drivers to move the same amount of air particles. Recommended by countless industry professionals, the Drill, Drive, & Nail Assist set magnetically holds your screws and nails in place allowing you to focus on getting the job done properly. The larger magnets inside the drivers mean that the headphones are heavier, bulkier, and more expensive than those with dynamic or balanced armature drivers. The diaphragm will also move up and down according to the coil’s vibration, thus shifting the air above it and generating sound waves. Dynamic drivers have one of the simplest mechanisms, which enables them to reach high volume using less power (or lower impedance).

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Fine-tuning the crossover to integrate the drivers properly requires a meticulous and technical process with high accuracy. Unfortunately, not all manufacturers can dedicate their research & development budget to that extent as many multi-driver headphones flop in the market. Headphones with multiple drivers essentially have two separate components to produce different frequencies (e.g., driver A produces bass and mids; driver B produces treble, etc.). An electronic circuit called the crossover will then mix the frequencies to produce a much broader sound dynamic.